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Let's talk for a bit why many people are often perplexed by my social media. The truth is, no one does it like I do, for better and worse. Most "personalities" link to their stuff + "engage" with high profile people, mutual happy endings. As for me....Here's my thinking....
Social media should be social. Seems banal to say, but how many high profile people actually talk to the "regular" people? Most is verifies RT'ing verified. I read my notifications and care what people have to say. However, there's a big but....
Because I read your comments, this is a two-way street. Readers choose writers, but writers can choose readers. If your energy seems toxic or has a negative vibration, I block. People aren't used to that. People are used to having people beg for their attention.
Usually the comments are 90% +++. Sometimes bad people find me. For example, a lot of people who followed (past tense) me were obsessed with Muslims, and I didn't want that energy around me. Hence I deliberately provoked them. I drove away over 10,000 followers with one Tweet.
Simple ways to get blocked - Telling me I'm wrong (when you missed the point) - Repeating basic talking points you got from TV - Typing while in a bad mood (I can feel that energy) People email me every day asking to be unblocked. Not being able to read Cernovich is a loss.
Spot on. Social media should be social. Life is good.pic.twitter.com/VCAMFiSMO5
I can attest to that. You had no reason to give me the time of the day (status-wise), yet you did and keep doing it.
I was thinking abut this just today... I notice that big profiles talk to each other, but barely acknowledge the ones with few followers. Feels like a popularity platform. Even a like from someone I look up to, makes my day.
Mike always finds time for a response, when appropriate. A simple”thank you” is enough.
Beautiful Twitter philosophy, and great way to avoid an echo chamber effect. As long as people are respectful on a very basic level, they've got a fair shot at engagement.
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